Basta Computing, Inc. Software

WhoSock

If you wish to resolve a host name and the path taken by your data packets from here to there, you can do it the hard way or the smart and easy way. The hard way involves the use of conventional command line programs that often have an arcane interface. Instead, use WhoSock and get all the information you need at the touch of a button. WhoSock can be used to get a list of domain names that are associated with a given IP address, a list of IP addresses that are associated with a given domain name, or the official hostname associated with both. You can also ping the host to see whether it is active, and trace the route of your packets to the server and back, all from the comfort of your Windows interface.

Keywords: basta whosock internet host lookup ping tracert name networking winsock trace router resolve computing mp3 decoding

Buzof

Annoyed by the repeated assaults of spurious messages and confirmation prompts on your desktop? Don't let these or any other windows stress you, interfere with your productivity, or freeze your computer while you are away. Get rid of them with Buzof. Buzof enables you to automatically answer, close or minimize virtually any recurring window including messages, prompts, and dialog boxes. Teach Buzof how to respond to the annoying window, and from this point on, Buzof will periodically scan the desktop and take care of the window whenever it shows up again.

Keywords: basta buzof automatically close dialogs messages push buttons press minimize windows boxes prompts automation repeat click suppress eliminate

Deletor

Deletor helps you keep your disks clean by deleting or shredding files corresponding to file name patterns or extensions that you specify. Deletor also has support for filter packs, which allow you to store sets of your most commonly used file deletion specifications. Combine this with file date filtering and command line access to the program, and you can easily automate the cleaning process with batch files, shortcuts, or a scheduler.

Keywords: basta deletor delete shred purge clean disk batch backup files remove cache destroy tmp command line recursively core features

Splitty

The problem with files these days is disk size; floppy, zip and even CD-ROM disks have a modest capacity, especially when "small" downloads are often several megabytes in size and average ones are much larger. Even word processor files have been growing at an alarming rate, with embedded fonts and graphics bloating the file size. Splitty enables you to reliably divide large files into smaller manageable files that can be easily transferred over the Internet, or stored on floppy disks or other modest storage media. Splitty is not just another file splitter, it has been optimized for speed, security, and efficiency. A checksum algorithm verifies the length and consistency of the split file, thus safely avoiding any file corruption issues. A packaging feature is included to facilitate the distribution of split files by not requiring Splitty to recover the original file. Drag and drop the files you wish to split onto Splitty, push a button and leave the rest to Splitty.

Keywords: basta splitty file splitter split break self-extracting divide backup merge cut archive join floppy huge resume disk utility

Dator

Dator enables you to convert Gregorian dates into Islamic (Hijri) dates and vice versa. Simply enter a date in one calendar to obtain the equivalent date in the other calendar. The Gregorian calendar is based on the birth year of Jesus Christ. It was introduced in A.D. 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII. It recognizes two eras: B.C. (Before Christ) and A.D. (Anno Domini). A year has 12 months with 28-31 days each, totaling 365-366 days. The Islamic or Hijri lunar calendar is based on the Hejira (migration of Muhammad from Mecca in A.D. 622). It recognizes one era: A.H. (Anno Hegirae). A year has 12 months with 29-30 days each, totaling 354-355 days.

Keywords: basta dator date gregorian islamic hijri hijrah hegirae calendar lunar convert converter arab arabic convertisseur calendrier even inexperienced users

Netoscope

In an age where even a temporary malfunction of a web site or a mail server means loss of business, productivity, or communication, it is important to make sure that your Internet services are running around the clock. The ability to be notified when such services fail is just as important to avoid bad surprises. Well, you don't need to stay glued to your monitor, or get a call from an angry boss or customer. You just need Netoscope. Netoscope is a simple and effective tool to monitor Internet services such as web, ftp, or mail servers. When a monitored service fails, Netoscope can notify you about it or even correct the problem if possible. This makes it a useful tool for both client and server machines. Netoscope provides several ways to respond to failed services. Audio and visual notifications can alert people near the machine. E-mail notifications can be used to inform a wider range of remote operators. This includes paging on-call staff if their cellular phone or pager can accept e-mail messages. Netoscope also provides a batch processing feature which can be set to run applications in response to failures. This gives you the opportunity to attempt an automatic restart or recovery of the service.

Keywords: basta netoscope internet service monitor check notify verify server page e-mail watch web site downtime computing latest technology

RascalPro

RascalPro enhances your dial-up session management and keeps your connection alive by simulating network activity and restoring the connection if it is lost. Other features include session scheduling, batch processing, file logging, and time and cost tracking. Try our Rascal product for a simpler feature set.

Keywords: basta rascalpro internet connection keeper pinger stay keep alive manager dial-up dialer automation connected redial busy schedule log

Page 1 out of 3    1 2 3